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Passport to Leisure
Overview
Passport to Leisure is a serene RV destination located in Robert, Louisiana. Known for its lush greenery and tall pine trees, this park offers a relaxing escape from the bustle of city life. As part of a larger resort network, it provides a well-maintained environment where travelers enjoy a mix of rustic charm and modern convenience. The park is characterized by its shaded sites and peaceful community atmosphere, making it a favorite for those seeking a quiet retreat in the deep south.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in Tangipahoa Parish, the park is ideally positioned between the vibrant cities of Hammond and Covington. The surrounding area is defined by the scenic Northshore region, offering a landscape filled with hardwood forests and slow-moving waterways. Its proximity to Interstate 12 makes it an accessible stop for those exploring the Gulf Coast, yet it remains tucked away enough to maintain a quiet, rural feel away from traffic noise.
Amenities & Park Features
The resort features a variety of facilities designed to keep guests comfortable and entertained during their stay. Visitors can enjoy the following highlights:
- A sparkling swimming pool perfect for cooling off on warm afternoons.
- A stocked fishing pond that offers a quiet place for reflection.
- Spacious full hookup RV sites equipped with water, sewer, and electricity.
- A community clubhouse and playground for family-friendly recreation.
These features ensure that every traveler has access to both relaxation and essential utility services while on the road.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Just a short drive from the park, the Global Wildlife Center offers safari-style tours where guests can interact with exotic animals in a massive preserve. For a taste of local culture, the nearby town of Ponchatoula provides charming antique shops and world-famous seasonal festivals. Nature enthusiasts can explore the nearby Tangipahoa River for kayaking or canoeing adventures. Additionally, the park serves as an excellent base for day trips to New Orleans, located just about an hour to the south.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal fit for family travelers who appreciate a safe, activity-rich environment with plenty of space for children to play. It also appeals to retirees and full-time RVers looking for a resort-style experience with consistent standards and friendly neighbors. If you prefer an RV experience that balances outdoor immersion with the comforts of a developed community, Passport to Leisure provides a high-quality middle ground for your Louisiana travels.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Rhonda Mercer
This is an old and run down campground ( if you can call it that) there are a lot of permanents. The staff is NOT FRIENDLY at all. My husband walked in the office on arrival and they didn’t even speak to him. He had to say I’m here to check in. I went to the so called store and the 2 working there could not have cared that I came in. Needless to say I wasn’t spending my money there. Very run down. Would not recommend this place to anyone.
Ron Estes
I'm sorry to say this was the dirtiest place we have stayed at in the past 4 months...the area was beautiful with forest trees and lake...but there was not a site (empty or in use) that was not dirty with trash, broken car windows, garden hoses, broken chairs, and so much more that I can't list them all - and these items were in the general area we were camping at...that doesn't count the extremely large pile of TRASH at the entrance of the camp ground...I don't believe that anyone has cleaned the grounds all winter long...here's hoping that it's cleaned up for the summer campers
Howard Reigel
Well. The place was a mud hole. The grounds were poorly kept. The permanent sites were a dump. And to top it off. The pool was advertised to be open until 8. Tonight they chased us out at 7 even though they advertised a pool party at 8. It's boiling hot here and it's ridiculous that they closed this pool at 7. Very bad taste in my mouth for yogi campgrounds.
Ginger Pirritano
The Yogi park needs alot alot of work to it....roads, bathrooms, need more things to do for fun for the children, the cabins need fixing up. Yogi needs to visit more for the small children, the hay ride needs to be more often.
Rae Mini Hopa
I've been coming here for about 7 years at different times of the year. The past 3 years no one's in the store/office to check you in or give you service if needed. The Tangipahoa river flooded the park and no one from the park alerted us of impending danger before the flood, on another visit they shut off the water for 6 days because of a two night freeze and again told no one before doing so in order to fill reserve tank and dump/flush blackwater. I don't recomend unless you need a place to crash for a night. Heaven forbid if something happens while you're there at night. You're on your own.